Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-19
FIGHT WITH STRIKERS,
Miners Assaulted by Eungarians, and
the Latter Put tn IfIirht

the Latter Put to Flight.
CNIoSTowN (Pa.) July 1sth.-When the miners
at West Lelsenring were on their way to work
this morning party of Hungarian strikers as
saulted them with stones. Plnkerton' smen feIl
into line ut once and the Huns fled hut not
before one had been knocked down and severely
] beaten with the butt of a rifle by detective.
The wounded nan was taken to Uniontown by
his friends, and information for assault laid
against his assailant. Superintendent Teggart
says the prompt action of the Pinkerton guards
| alone prevented serious riot.
COMING WEST.
Homeseekers Pouring Into Colorado Ia,
Vast Numbers
DENVER, July 1Sth--Railroaei officials say thaj
| never before have so many people of the better
| class and apparently having plenty of means
| come into the State as this season. Many en-
gage in agriculture and dairying, while others
| go into the mining districts or remain in the
| cities. On account of the tremendous number of
| inquiries for information concerning Denver
| aud Colorado at the various public offices, the
| Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade are
| having instituted Bureau of Information
which will have charge of matter relative
| thereto especially of immigration from various
| parts OF this country and Europe.
y Cable Road Abandoned.
Copyright, 1887, By he California associated ressl
NEW YORK, July 1Sth-[speeiaI The Brook
| lyn cable road, after having been in successful
operation Tor some time. has suddenly been
| abandoned It's owners had agreed to pay for
the franchise II per cent of the gross receipts,
and that this percentage should not be less than
$4,000 in each year. The decision Of the Courts
| which prevented the necessary extension of the
road caused the whole project to be abandoned,
and competing horse-car lines will use a portion
| of the road.
The Irish Society.
NEW YORK, July 1Sth.-Rev. Dr. John McBeth,
! rector of the parish of Killarney, Ireland ar
| rived on Saturday, on the steamer Celtic on
| two months visit to the United States and Can
ada, for the purpose of soliciting aid for the Irish
| Society. he preached two sermons yesterday.
| He says that there are in Ireland $1,000 persons
| who speak nothing but Irish and it is among
| these that the educational work of the society
| is done. He is indignant at the statement which
| has been made that his mission here was po-
| litical one, and that he was TO undo Editor
| o. Brien' work. His visit was planned before
o'Brien's.
A Speculative Widow.
WASHINGTON, July 1Sth.-Mrs. Anastasia Pat
| ton, who is known here as the millionaire Ne
vada widow, has recently made another real
| estate purchase which promises to add hand
| somely to her already great wealth.
| Mrs. Patton, who is said to be worth SIS 100000
| or $40 100000 in her own right, is remarkably
! keen business woman. Her real estate transac-
| tons during the past year have been uniformly
successful.
Foreign Labor
Ell PAso, July lSth.-The Mexicans re .idins
| across the river in Paso del Norte are a good
/ deal stirred up over the gradually tightening
| lines drawn against them by the United States
| Government Collector Magofiin has received
| an important ruling from the Treasury Depart
ment regarding the employment of Mexicans
residing in Mexico on this side of the river.
| The ruling was made more especially in regard
| to the Canadians who cross Niagara TO work in
! New York State but it affects the Mexican bOr-
| der probably to an even greater extent than the
| Canadian.
The Government and Hawaii.
WASHINGTON, July 1sth.-The tender of a
toto
| the Hawaiian Islands is more than mere eour-
tesy. Our Government will send trusted Off
GERS with the ship and undoubtedly new in
| struetions to The commanders of our naval yes
| sells, which should be at Honolulu. If there is
| any need for immediate communication with
our authorities the Coast Survey steamer Hass-
| Ter, which is to act as convoy, will at once re-
| turn to the United States as bearer.
Dan Mccarthy Looming Up.
| CHICAGO, July 1Sth.-D. J. Mccarthy made his
| appearance on Saturday at Washington Park at
the sale of the stock of the late General Richard
Rowett. He made the following purchases:
| Chestnut colt, foaled February 27. 1856, by Hy-
| der Ali; dam, Belle of Topeka by Uncle Vic
Sl55; chestnut colt, foaled April Il, 1856. by
| Vic, sl65 bay colt. foaed March 5, 1886, by I'm
| perial Speculator; dam, Leoaa by Prolific, Sl55.
Maine Druggists Resent Sunday Inter-
ference.
PORTLAND (Me.), July 18th The Marshal
| having ordered the druggists not to sell soda
| tor of small shop closed yesterday entirely,
| not even putting up prescriptions. Their action
is approved by the citizens, who do not sustain
| the Marshal in his attempt to force the " blue
! law" The druggists viii take further con-
certed action.
California Lady Goes Insane
| SARATOGA q. ", July 1Sth.-Lspecial. Mr..
and Mrs Williams, of Southern California. ar
| rived here on Thursday last and stopped at DR..
| Strong's Sanitarium. A few hours after reach
| ing the city Mrs. Williams was taken violently
insane, and her husband took her to New York
| city for treatment yesterday morning.
Eastern Wheat Market.
| CHICAGO, July 1sth.-At the close wheat was
shade higher. Cash, 695s; August, 701@; Sep
! tember, 723s.
The visible supply of grain on July 10th was
| S,61000 bushels: oats, 2075.O00 bushels: rye
2l4,O00 bushels; barley 10000 bushels.
California Pensions.
lCoppigh. 1887, By the California associated Press
WASHINGTON. July Isth.-[speeial.l-T fol
lowing pensions were granted Californians to
gay Lew ConklIn Colusa: James W. Spratt'
Los Angeles; W. /. Swasey, San Francisco; H
| Smith, North Bloomfield; Ben. Ross. Volcano;
| Ben. X. Russell. Clay station: John b. Phillips
| San Francisco; Christian II. Papea, Vale o: An.
thony Mckay, Red Bluff; Joseph W. McCalla.
| Sequel; James Mcmahon, San Francisco; Pat
| rick Mc<eon, San Francisco: Frederick Wolf
| Rossyille; Robert A. Welch, Lowell Hill; VIM
| Vance, San Francisco; David V. Martin Capin
| Stoekton John Collins San Francisco: James
Matsencadle, Greenvilie; Robert Coehrane. san
| Francisco: Anderson p. Corder Ukiah; James
Eclales, Citrus: Stephen Calbertson, San Fran
! cisco; John S. NJ. Feston, Stockton; Jesse W
| Spargln, Sacramento
Protection for Spokane Indians.
WASHINGTON, July 1sth-Special THE In
| dian Commissioner to-day received telegram
| from the Indian Agent at the Spokane reserya-
| ton, Washington Territory, saying that sheep
men were driving their Aoeks across the reser-
| vation in large numbers, TO the injury of the
1 Indians Hp aSkp1 for N drit ,,fF
| The Commissioner therefore addressed a letter
| troops be sent to the Spokane agency as early
| as possible to aid the Agent.
Msrried Women's Rights.
WASHINGToN, July 1Sth.-Acting Secretary
Muldrow, of tire Interior Department, to-day
rendered a decision according to women the
right TO enter and purchase timber and stone
lands under the law governing the sale of such
lands in the States of Mississippi louisiana
California, Nevada. Oregon and Washington
Territory. This law allows the sale Of lands ex-
pressly untitled for agricultural purposes at the
minimum price of s. 80 per acre, in tracts of not
to exceed loo acres, TO any one person or associ-
alton. .sSs
The Baltimore and Ohio Deal.
New YORK, July lsth.-The Baltimore and
Ohio deal is said to be fast reaching the end
and conferences were being held all day be-
tween ouily Ives, Staner and Garrett, to complete
the details. 1t is said that everything has been
arranged except the statement for publication
This. members of the syndicate say will be
given out tomorrow.
Uncle Sans Small Change
WASHINGTON. July 1sth.-The count of cash
and securities in the Treasurer's Office which
began on May 23d, viii probably be completed
this week. as only the gold coin remains. The
funds on hand amounted to s95. 900, ,0o0 of which
SCI 100000 was in standard silver dollars SIS
600 in gold coin 81 COO 600 in fractional Silver
and the balance in notes and certificates.
The Pennsylvania Storm.
READING Pa.l; July lsth.-The telephone and
telegraph wires having been Frustrated partictl-
lars of the damage done in this vicinity bv the
terrific storm OF Sunday We're not received until
this afternoon. Crops were destroyed several
buildings were burned by lightning and one
man was killed.
Gun Material.
WAsHINGToS, July 1sth.-The Secretary of the
Navy has accepted the proposal of the aIidvaIe
Steel Company for 65 tons Of steel gun forgings
at total cost of So, ,;ss5 65.
Murderer Lynched.
OMAHA, July 1sth.-At an early hour on Sun
day morning, at Nelson, Neb , a farmer named
Conrad fAEpr bp fail and I,-rf